Ras Mohammed

Diving In Ras Mohammed National Park

Established in 1983 as Egypt's first national park, Ras Mohammed is located at the southernmost tip of the Sinai Peninsula. The Gulf of Suez meets the Gulf of Aqaba in a protected reserve of over 480  square kilometers with 345 km² of stunning coral reefs, incredible underwater cliff walls, and diverse marine life and ecosystems.

Whether you are a recreational scuba diver, underwater photography enthusiast, or marine biologist, as one of the most famous dive sites in Egypt, Ras Mohammed is the ultimate destination.

Dive Highlights of  Ras Mohammed:

• Over 200 species of soft and hard corals

• Vertical reef walls plunging to 750 meters

• Abundant marine life: reef fish, turtles, mollusks, sea urchins, and more

• Crystal-clear water with visibility often exceeding 30 meters

• Dive from shore or by boat—two totally different but equally rewarding experiences

Top Dive Sites in Ras Mohammed National Park

Ras Mohammed is home to some of the best dive sites in Egypt, including:

• Shark & Yolanda Reef 

• Ras Ghozlani

• Jackfish Alley

• Eel Garden

• Shark Observatory

• Anemone City

Each site offers something unique—from massive schools of fish to vibrant coral gardens and exciting drift dives.

Due to the advanced nature of many of the sites in Ras Mohammed, it is recommended that divers have a minimum of 20 logged dives. 

For beginner divers, a private guide can be booked to accompany you, ensure your safety and help you get the most from this amazing dive site in the Red Sea.

How Do I Get to Ras Mohammed National Park?

Located just 30 to 60 minutes away from Sharm el Sheikh by boat, Ras Mohammed is one of our more popular daily boat trips. For the most parts our boat goes to Ras Mohammed every other day.

For groups of 6 or more, an overland trip or overnight camping trip can also be arranged to visit Ras Mohammed.

Book Your Dive Trip to Ras Mohammed Today

Whether you are chasing big marine life or just want to explore the colourful reef systems of the Red Sea, Ras Mohammed National Park should be at the top of your wish list when diving in Sharm el-Sheikh. Don't miss the opportunity to dive into one of the world's most iconic underwater landscapes.